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    Can anyone answer my question? I was taking a listening exam and one of the questions confused me. The sentence is here. “The best thing to do is keep it as simple as possible.” Can we use the word “keep” after is? Do we have to use “keeping” or “to keep”? I don't know what part of speech “keep” in this sentence is. Thank you for reading this🙇🏻
    May 14, 2021
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    確かに is used when you are sure about what you are talking about. 確かにアンパンマンは強い。 Anpanman is surely strong. 私は確かに手紙を受け取りました。 I have certainly received a letter. 確か is used when you are not 100 percent sure about what you are talking about. 確かis used a lot when you try to remember the information you received from someone else. I remember the news saying that a tornado hit the place. 確かそこが竜巻に遭ったとニュースで言っていた I think he said he is going to the U.K. this weekend. 確か彼は今週末イギリスに行くって言っていたはず
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    November 26, 2019
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    In these cases, まで means "until" です！ If you wanna emphasize今日 you could say 今日”は”ありがとうございました！
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    November 26, 2019
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